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EXCLUSIVE: RAF's Reaper UAV conducts first air strike
The UK Royal Air Force's lone General Atomics Reaper UAV has used its weapons for the first time during operations in Afghanistan ...
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ESA offers astronaut training for European space tourism
To aid a European suborbital tourism industry the European Space Agency might provide astronaut training, but its first step is expected to be an annual...
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Serbia set to open Jat Airways sale
Serbia is poised to begin the tender process to privatise flag carrier Jat Airways, as soon as details of the privatisation strategy are finalised. Efforts...
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ILA Briefs
SUPERJET PREPARED FOR CERTIFICATION TRIALS FLIGHT TESTING Sukhoi Civil Aircraft (SCAC) plans to ferry the prototype Superjet 100 (SSJ100) from the...
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BMI values its Heathrow slot portfolio at £770 million
BMI has added £770 million ($1.5 billion) to its balance sheet by revaluing its London Heathrow slot holdings. The carrier holds 11% of Heathrow's...
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European Parliament stays tough on emissions trading scheme
The European Parliament's environment committee last week voted to hold its original tough line on bringing aviation into Europe's emissions trading scheme,...
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UK government report recommends space tourism rules should help industry
Regulation of suborbital and orbital tourism should be developed in phases to facilitates the new space industry's growth, according to the UK's Science...
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Toxic cabin air tests results to be correlated to flight data
Ongoing tests of airline cabin air contamination are in future going to relate the moments of detection of airborne toxins to synchronised information from...
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Thales outlines progress on Watchkeeper UAV programme
The Thales-led Watchkeeper UAV programme is on track for the British Army, as the service cuts its teeth on the interim Hermes 450 ...
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UK makes progress towards non-segregated UAV flights
The first phase of the UK's ASTRAEA experiment to fly UAVs in non-segregated airspace has laid the groundwork for future routine operations ...